Posted by larry@stinescorner on September 06, 2016 at 15:20:59 from (74.105.174.208):
A friend gave me this,he said it will keep Bruce from Canadas Geese away from the pond? Its time to shape up the gardens,and try the tiller that a friend gave us,it hadnt run in ten years It tills good,starting to run better the late plants came up,even though its dry the late beets,,not sure if they will make it before frost,,we will see the pumpkIn seeds were planted in some spots after we dug potatoes some white pumpkins too and a few neck pumpkins some late cucumbers where potatoes were dug,,and I found a few that we missed while tilling a small seeding of white lady turnips,a special mild turnip,in a spot where we had dug potatoes earlier some more beets the early girl tomatoes are still producing the late lettuce is starting to look better .now that its not so hot the sunfloweras are not as pretty,but are getting bigger,,,tweety birds are flying in and out all day what kind of nut would plant this in a blank spot amongts the sunflowers? And of course,,my favorite lunch,,,,///////Thanks for spending time with us in PA!!
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Its time to shape up the gardens,and try the tiller that a friend gave us,it hadnt run in ten years 
It tills good,starting to run better 
the late plants came up,even though its dry 
the late beets,,not sure if they will make it before frost,,we will see 
the pumpkIn seeds were planted in some spots after we dug potatoes 
some white pumpkins too 
and a few neck pumpkins 
some late cucumbers where potatoes were dug,,and I found a few that we missed while tilling 
a small seeding of white lady turnips,a special mild turnip,in a spot where we had dug potatoes earlier 
some more beets 
the early girl tomatoes are still producing 
the late lettuce is starting to look better .now that its not so hot 
the sunfloweras are not as pretty,but are getting bigger,,,tweety birds are flying in and out all day 
what kind of nut would plant this in a blank spot amongts the sunflowers? 
And of course,,my favorite lunch,,,,///////Thanks for spending time with us in PA!!